Freshmen and Sophomores Boost Barnard Greek Games Spirit
Barnard plans its 62nd Greek Games festival at 2 30 p.m. in the gym with about 150 participants in entrance, dance, and athletic contests between freshmen and sophomores. The poll shows apathy among freshmen and mixed enthusiasm among sophomores, with many students unaware or uninterested in the event. Tickets on sale 12 2 p.m. at Jake and at the door Saturday. unsold tickets and attendance doubts cited by booth staff.
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Barnard French Teacher Helen Carlson Dead at 56
Miss Helen M. Carlson associate in French and Barnard faculty member for over 20 years died Sunday at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. Born in Laurens Iowa she studied at Grinnell and earned a master's in French from Columbia. She taught third year French at Barnard and lectured on medieval and Renaissance literature.
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Barnard Students Among 500 at March on Washington End War
Barnard participants joined 500 Columbia students at the March on Washington to End the War in Vietnam. Nina Moliver notes strong university solidarity and links civil rights with peace. Speakers urge free elections in Vietnam and critique U S spending vs. domestic needs, signaling a shift to humane values.
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Barnard Accepts 836 Girls for Class of 1969 Growth
Barnard College mailed acceptance letters to 836 students for the Class of 1969, up from 773. The class size is projected at 435, with 58 accepted in Early Decision. Total applications reached 1610, aid requests numbered 704 with 191 receiving aid, and 35 identified as Negroes.
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Juniors to compete for Hoffherr French Prize
Juniors fluent in French and who have taken Barnard courses may vie for a $70 Hoffherr Oral French Prize. The contest is April 28 at 4 15 p m in the French Room 12 Milbank. Participants present a ten minute talk on Vigny observation and must sign up with Mrs Nathalie Babel before April 23.
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Judicial Council reports six housing cases and rule change
The Judicial Council chaired by Nancy Duff Campbell issued its first annual report noting six cases this year all involving housing or dormitory rules. Four were decided at a preliminary meeting, another came from Dorm Exec for review, and one more originated elsewhere. The resulting policy change narrows automatic suspension or expulsion, now allowing for possible suspension.
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